Redman: The New Jersey native knows it's all about being more compassionate right now

Low-key and high-key? I’m always going to ride with rap veteran Redman and his New Jersey roots? Epic. So seeing the hip-hop veteran stepping up with random clips sharing his thoughts? Must-see.

In this moment, it’s not about the music it’s about rethinking about your own interactions with others - even your enemies. Tap in.

Redman: Reggie Noble takes a classic Nas song and bodies it with a freestyle

New Jersey stand up? You better believe it. The hip-hop veteran Redman comes through with a super fire ‘Whose Hood is This’ freestyle over the legendary Nas ‘Whose World Is This’ classic.

It’s a fire anthem but seeing Reggie Noble on-camera? Tough. Tap in.

Here's every BET Hip Hop Awards performance from last night

It was jam-packed during the BET Hip-Hop Awards show last night. Whether it was the throwback sets from Redman & Method Man or Fivio Foreign and Lil Tjay - months after getting shot in New Jersey - holding things down on the big stage.

Kick back and consume as many of these sets as possible. It was more than an awards show with this line-up of performances.

Redman is back and looking So Cool

New Jersey rap legend Redman is still going hard in the booth. The hip-hop veteran steps up and hits one out of the ballpark with his new ‘So Cool’ music video premiere from his highly-anticipated Muddy Waters 2 album.

The new visual is officially the first music video from the upcoming LP. He gives a sneak peek at what the album has to offer ahead of its arrival before 2023. Peep the details and keep scrolling to see Reggie Noble in his Garden State bag.

Releasing his first visual “So Cool” off of his highly anticipated album Muddy Water 2, hip-hop legend Redman is offering music lovers a sneak peak to his forthcoming project which is slated to drop later this year. Based in Atlantic City and with panoramic views of “America’s Playground,” the monster truck themed music video will have viewers reminiscing on the 90’s and transporting them to the release of his 1996 Muddy Waters. Produced by Grammy Award-winning producer Eric Sermon and directed by Azzie Scott, the rap icon’s newest music video showcases the artist’s playfulness while further solidifying his musical legacy. Since his return and continued partnership with Riveting Music, the New Jersey native has released tracks such as “80 Barz,” “Slap Da Shit Outcha,” “Black Man In America,” "YA" and many more.